Established over thirty years ago, we are a group of volunteer parents who care about the education of our children from kindergarten to twelfth grade and entering into college.  We work together in conjunction with the Board of Education, the principals of all the schools, the PTO's and the parents to heighten awareness of important topics in today's changing times. 

We have brought authors, lecturers, educators, filmmakers to speak or showcase their efforts to help bring awareness on many topics including but not limited to bullying, social media, curriculum, and peer pressure. In addition, we work at bridging the gap between parents and the Board of Education.

We welcome ideas and input from all parents, even those not a member of WSPC.  Our meetings our open to the public, and all are welcome to attend.

Please view our site and learn more about us and if you see a vacancy in any of the seven schools in our district and know someone interested in becoming a member of WSPC, please let them know. We always welcome new members.

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RECENT Events
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WSPC volunteer recognition awards, 2021-22

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ANNUAL MOVIE ON THE GREEN! SEPT 2019

WSPC ANNUAL VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION AWARDS NIGHT, 2019

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2018-2019 WSPC Award Recipients 
From left to right: Catherine Krout (Hanmer), Tracy Whelchel (Webb), Meredith Banet (CW), Darka Jara for those absent: Chrissy Pikos (EW) and Christy Richenburg (Highcrest); Melissa Whitaker (WHS), Jessica Hamilton (SDMS), Barbara Bellas and Judy Keane for Keane Foundation (Community Award)
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Screen Free week! 2019
In 2019, WSPC partnered with the Wethersfield Library, Eleanor Buck Wolf Nature Center and the Great Meadows Conservation Trust to bring some fun options to kids for National Screen-Free Week. The hike, scavenger hunt and extra hours were all a success!
As part of our ongoing work with Safe Routes to School we have worked to help educate students on proper pedestrian safety skills and worked to improve walkways in town.

All our elementary schools participate in Walk/Bike to School days in the fall and spring.
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